Ty Cobb predicts 400 hitter in boastful chat
DiMaggio discusses Cobb’s influence and shares training tips as he contends with a recent eye issue. The piece notes Cobb’s spring ritual with weighted baseball shoes and Joe’s aim to hit for a .400 pace, amid his own preparations and a separate coaching move news item from Columbia University.
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Bor Considine Cobb
Joe
Rever
Diang- Pio
Tim
PiMaggio
Cobb
Cobh
Anicos Tourney Choices In Spite of Auto Wreck
In Jose, a crash sidelines Phyllis White but Anicos eye a national AAU women’s basketball tournament. Jones sisters Dorita and Ruth bolster the Texas team alongside veterans from Galveston and Aliso High. The field includes Westinghouse and Pittburgh clubs with standout players Mary Bradley and Madge Kline.
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Anicos
BT. Joseph
Bute Borden
Galveston
Texas
Phyllis White
Iola
Ken
Frances Williams
Gaveston
Jones Ginls
Jones Sisters
Oicta
Ruth
Geta
Aliso
Huth
Ge Bya
Wil
Keness City
James Fort
Collina
Colo
Little Rock
Ark
Wichlts
Kan
Flyers
Anicot
Thompson Beaulies
Dean Maines
Iowa
Chicago bowlers lead at Ameritas bowling congress
Detroit March 25 reports from API Jude note Chicago dominance in the Ameritas bowling congress standings. Chicago teams and individuals hold about half the top spots with Marty Cassio of N J leading singles and all events, Nick DaGraala of Chicago second in singles, Charley Bonu and Hoyak pacing doubles, Vince Fowler close in all events.
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Detroit
Ing Trom Acoren
Ameritas Bowling Congress
Chicago
Dete
Marty Cassio
Ize
N. J
Nick DaGraala
Yellow Toweaman
Charley
Bonu
Archery Club Holds Special Meeting for Members
Archery WN notes a meeting for mem bers of the elu at the Home of Geesman 1624 West Lynwood on Wednesday night at 8.00. The report mentions Hawes 452 winds and a cold spell affecting archers during practice and competition.
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Geesman
West Lynwood
ABC Bowlers Fuss Over Special All Events Fee
Detroit March 25 Delegates to the American Bowling Congress plan to debate a separate entry fee for the Ali event added to the all events contest. Veterans push for a prize fund from the fee while opposition fears standard tournament expenses. Secretary Elmer Baumgarten says a fee may apply with prize sharing, otherwise a medal if the title is won without paying. J Paul to be chosen as the 1941 tournament official. Neale King slated to succeed Frank J. Fitz Palos as president.
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Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Rokegler
A. BC
Elmer Baumgarten
Sald
J. Paul
Neale King
Wrestling Card At Municipal Auditorium Set
Promoter Carl Geyer announced a Wednesday fight card at the Municipal Auditorium with referee Dr Karl Barpola of Dailes returning. Karl Davis and Paul Jones head the event while Angelo Cistoldi and Do Kuss wrestle the preliminaries and Joe Stecher meets Henry Piers opener. Women admitted to any seat for 25 cents plus tax.
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Karl Barpola
Dailes
Municipal Iudictorium
Carl Geyer
Karl Davis
Paul Jones
Angelo Cistoldi
Do Kuss
Joe Stecher
Henry Piers
Bowlers Monday Night Lenx details incomplete
Reading shows a fragment mentioning bowlers and a score 287 associated with G Ange and LAL Travia. No full context or event title available to confirm outcome or location.
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G. Ange
Lal Travia
Commercial League Managers Meeting Planned Monday
Managers of teams that played in the Commercial league last season will meet at 2 p m Monday in the YMCA. The league's financial statement for the season will be presented at that time.
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M. C
Aeason
Bosox Certain They’ll Lick the Yankees This Year
Boston fans and cronies claim the Red Sox will outhit and challenge the Yankees in 1939 spring training in Sarasota. Manager Joe Cronin forecasts better defense and a stronger outfield led by Ted Williams and Dominic DiMaggio while questioning rival teams’ confidence. The article notes questions at catcher and a veteran mound corps with Lefty Grove and Red Ruffing aging but still potential threats to the reigning champions.
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Sarasota
Min
Boston Red Box
Yankees
Bronx
Geagon
Yanks
Joe Cronin
Ruiffing
Grove
Cronin
Red Ruffing
Letty Gomes
Lefty Grove
Boston
Woodrow Rich
Jim Bagby
Weston
Minurs
Rich
Gore
Ted Williams
Hela
Dominic DiMaggio
Joe Voamnik
Dideggio
Eft
Williams
Wiliams
Roger Cramer
Lou Pinney
Leo Nonothkamp
New York
Dahlgren
Jimmy Foxx
Dhey
Bobby Deery
Detter
Joe Gordon
Jim Tabor
Bosox
Bill Dickey
Gene Deshutels
Johnny Feycock
Kilian and O'Brien Lead Columbus Six Day Race Standings
GermanIrish duo Gustav Kilian and Henry O'Brien kept the pace in the Columbus international six day event as after 92 tours they led the field tied with four other teams in distance but ahead in sprint points.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gustav Kilian
Henry
O'Brien
Abesd
White Sox Pitchers Deliver in Tough Preahead of Season
Pasadena dispatch notes optimism around the Chicago White Sox with strengthened pitching led by Ted Lyons and John Rigney. Prospects include infielders Bob Kennedy Don Kolloway and rookie Kennedy, plus outfielders Julius Solters Mike Kreevich and Taft Wright. If veterans hold and rookies rise, Sox aim for a strong 1939 finish.
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South Siders
Bob Kennedy
Don Koleloway
Texas
Chicago
Sox
Julius Solters
Mike Kreevieh
Taft Wright
Kreevieh
Solers
Cleveland
Browns
Dykra
Tate Wright
Gerald Walker
Washington
Senators
Kutel
Jackie Hayes
Luke Appling
Eric McNair
Iin
Peoria
Aris
Houston
Muddy Ruel
Ans
Turner
Theodore Lyons
White Sox
Ted
Hig
John Rigney
Bill Metrich
John Knot
Edgar Smith
Pete Appleton
Verdeni
Waltie Eaves
Shreveport
Orval Grove
Oklahoma City
Jess Dobernis
Harry Boyles
Grounding in Florida Puts Press on Baseball Talk
Tampa March 26 A spirited round of spring baseball chatter centers on Cincinnati prospects and New York rumors. Discussion spans Lefty Lee Grissom with the Yankees, Bil Delancey’s return hopes, Dominic DiMaggio’s power and vision, Louis Boudreau’s ankle rest, and predictions from scouts about major league readiness amid Blue and Dodgers camp news.
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Gable Talbot
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnat Reis
Dek
Lefty Lee Grissom
Yankees
Moe Garthy
Local college prose and campus chatter across Texas
Bexar Facts notes multiple college figures and events from Baylor and Mary’s U including Jimmy Strothers, Park Erh Higgins and Evelyn Cren Shaw named for a cappella touring groups. Baylor U debate in Chattanooga. students at St Marys U flight training over Easter. Barbara Roberts and various staff movements. bluebonnet article references and campus happenings amid a mix of names, places, and dates.
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Parker Higgins
A. Tod M
Evelyn Crenshaw
L. A
Jon Tyner
St. Mary's U
Banks
Moffett Field
Cale
George Koerner
Peter J. Klapperick
Longhorn Corral and Texas Relays Preview
A chaotic blend of names and events outlines Texas Relays buildup. Coach Clyde Lithefield mobilizes resources as Loyola, Butler, and Michigan Blaze enter the huge meet, with top sprinters like Welby Williams and Lonnie Hith among featured stars. The Longhorn tennis team dominates Colorado in a sweeping victory, while football plans tease a fall lineup led by Jim Grubbs and Pete Layden. Trainers announce Foxcatcher horses bound for Delaware after a Santa Anita season.
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Clyde Lithefield
Chicago
Lloyola
Butler University
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Quick
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Kutner
Preston Flanagan
Don Wiliams
Derwood Perete
Perete
Don Weedon
Chal Daniel
Ted Dawson
WD. Busey
Red” Goodwin
Jimmie
Grubbs
Noble Doss
Crain
Pete Layden
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